postgresql-debversion 1.0.7-3ubuntu1 source package in Ubuntu

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postgresql-debversion (1.0.7-3ubuntu1) trusty; urgency=medium

  * Use dh-autoreconf instead of autotools-dev to fix FTBFS on ppc64el
    as well by getting new libtool macros.
 -- Logan Rosen <email address hidden>   Sun, 22 Dec 2013 03:37:26 -0500

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postgresql-9.3-debversion: Debian version number type for PostgreSQL

 Debian version numbers, used to version Debian binary and source
 packages, have a defined format, including specifications for how
 versions should be compared in order to sort them. This package
 implements a "debversion" type to represent Debian version numbers
 within the PostgreSQL database. This also includes operators for
 version comparison and index operator classes for creating indexes on
 the debversion type.
 .
 Version comparison uses the algorithm used by the Debian package
 manager, dpkg, using the implementation from libapt-pkg. This means
 that columns in tables using the debversion type may be sorted and
 compared correctly using the same logic as "dpkg --compare-versions".
 It is also possible to create indexes on these columns.
 .
 postgresql-debversion implements the following features:
 .
  * The "debversion" type (internally derived from the "text" type)
  * A full set of operators for version comparison (< <= = <> >= >)
    including commutator and negator optimisation hints
  * Operator classes for btree and hash indexes
  * The aggregate functions min() and max()